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Oh wait I didn't know they were aiming for 2 trillion $ GDP...I though it was 1-1.5 trillion. Ok never mindThere is thread tool up above, click it and click add poll.
We can't control the nationality of the pollers...but we know Turks, we can keep our statistics.
Let's do a calculation.
2015 GDP:717 Billion $
http://www.focus-economics.com/countries/turkey
Let's say Turkish economy will grove %13.5 by every year (which is impossible, no country on earth has such growth numbers)
2016: 813 Billion $
2017: 923 Billion $
2018: 1048 Billion $
2019: 1189 Billion $
2020: 1350 Billion $
2021: 1532 Billion $
2022: 1739 Billion $
2023: 1973 Billion $
And Lira won't lose any value against Dollar in these 8 years....
Fairy Tale.
EU membership wont happen anyway but one thing is very important which is to keep continuing the negotiations to strenghten the democracy in the country, i think Erdogan is trying to topple the obstacles in his way to become the dictator.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Wednesday slammed the European Union for failing to fulfill its end of the bargain regarding the EU-Turkey readmission deal, saying that Turkey may also hold a referendum to determine if they should continue with negotiations or not, while he harshly criticized the bloc for being untrustworthy. (...)
http://www.dailysabah.com/eu-affair...-fate-of-eu-membership-president-erdogan-says
PLEASE.This would be his best decision ever. Direct democratic methods empower the citizens and serve the purpose of the division of power, moreover, we could combine this vote with a referendum on a counterproposal to never join any kind of State Union.
Besides, Turkey belongs to those nations with the most frequent practices of direct democracy:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Referendums_in_Turkey
Isn't it a good idea?
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I say continue even though a membership wont happen, just for the sake of strenghtening democracy.Gentleman, cast your votes, please.
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Did democracy progressed in the last 14 years ?I say continue even though a membership wont happen, just for the sake of strenghtening democracy.
Wrong calculation brother.so If Turkey continues to grow as average annual growth rate of 5% in the 10 years
a $2.2 - 2.4 trillion Turkey will come out by 2026
Well to be honest it did till a couple years ago, now the trend reversed but without the negotiations there is one obstacle less in Erdogans way.Did democracy progressed in the last 14 years ?
Can you give an example bro ?Well to be honest it did till a couple years ago, now the trend reversed but without the negotiations there is one obstacle less in Erdogans way.
Referandum is about dropping the negotiations or not....I think, you need to read the article again.Lol have all the referendums you want.
Let's say the result of this referendum is in favour of joining the EU. What happens then? You just join EU because you population wants to? It's not that easy.
First go and fulfil those 35 conditions that EU has put forth and then in no EU member (especially Greece/Cyprus/Bulgaria and Romania) vetoes your inclusion then Turkey has a shot.
I guess you have reading problems.Lol have all the referendums you want.
Let's say the result of this referendum is in favour of joining the EU. What happens then? You just join EU because you population wants to? It's not that easy.
First go and fulfil those 35 conditions that EU has put forth and then in no EU member (especially Greece/Cyprus/Bulgaria and Romania) vetoes your inclusion then Turkey has a shot.